In this final instalment of the Money Matters series, pastor Richard Kidger explains how true generosity stems from grace rather than wealth. We learn how a lifestyle of giving enriches our spiritual journey, and shifts us from fear to trust, and greed to contentment.

Sheila Thomson continues our Money Matters series by exploring the relationship between money, contentment, and our faith. Learning from Paul’s words in 1 Timothy 6, we are better equipped to guard our hearts against greed, embrace true contentment, and trust in God’s provision.

In this sermon, we dive into Jesus’ parable of the rich fool to uncover how greed blinds us and pulls us away from what truly matters. Pastor Richard explores five blind spots of greed and how to shift our focus from our wealth to being rich toward God.

In this sermon, Pastor Bert explores the true meaning of stewardship through Jesus’ parable of the talents (Matthew 25). God calls us to invest and grow all He’s given us—time, talents, and resources—not out of fear, but with faithfulness. Are we fully using what He’s entrusted to us?

Pastor Richard opens this sermon series about the connection between faith and finances by taking a closer look at the heart. Money often stirs up fears and anxieties—where do these come from? By examining Jesus’ teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, we see how His followers are called to trust God with our financial needs.

Missionaries John and Jan Saison visit Every Nation GTA and inspire us toward global ministry. Drawing from Jesus’ words in Matthew 28, John challenges us to rise and be fearless disciple-makers.

In this Thanksgiving message, Pastor Bert invites us to reflect on God’s faithfulness, purpose, and promises. By cultivating thankfulness, we are drawn closer to God and his purposes for our lives.

As we close the series, guest preacher Laura Wallar from LIFT Church, addresses the counterfeit freedoms that end up enslaving us, when true freedom is offered in and through Jesus Christ.

This sermon explores the human quest for transcendence, highlighting our deep, unfulfilled longings  that serve as signposts for something beyond the material world.

The search for belonging is part of our lives since childhood. Sheila Thomson explores what keeps us from feeling a sense of belonging, what the Bible says about it, and offers practical steps for the church in finding community.